Information on Hamilton Local Government Candidates’ Stance on 5G

Website editor’s note: The information that you can find on the post is courtesy of a volunteer who took the time to ask questions of Hamilton Mayoral Candidates and local candidates for Council in West Hamilton and and collate the replies that she received.

NB: No editing has been done by www.5G.org.nz other than the following:

Adding a title to the top of the document

Using Bold font for the names of the candidates.

Saving it as a PDF. (It was originally supplied as a Word document.)

If you are already doing something similar for your area and would like to share the results, please get in contact with the campaign to keep New Zealand 5G Free at this link: https://www.5g.org.nz/contact/ Thank you

Local government is responsible for urban trees, which are reportedly being cut down in some towns and cities overseas to make way for 5G. (See: https://www.5g.org.nz/2018/10/06/like-trees-enjoy-breathing-oxygen-you-should-oppose-5g ) Therefore helping to engage with local government candidates to ensure that they are aware of the risks to urban trees from 5G (in addition to other risks posed by 5G, such as the introduction of the IoT and health risks) is important to protect street trees and urban air quality.

Hamilton Local Government Candidates’ Stance on 5G

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